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The Way I Work-Essie Weingarten

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“In 1981, Essie Weingarten boarded a plane for Las Vegas with a suitcase full of nail polish and a plan…”

The Serious Health Decision Women Are Not Talking About

admin — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 23:52:50 +0000

“It’s 10am on a sunny day in Seattle and 25-year-old Anna* is sitting at the end of a gynecological exam table…”

The Way I Work-Bob Parsons

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“Being outrageous seems to work just fine for Bob Parsons. He’s the founder of Go Daddy, the world’s largest domain-name registrar, which manages…”

Living With Autism

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“Isaac Law is sitting in the den of his family’s sunny Colonial home in Baltimore’s suburbs, flipping through a stack of sketchbooks…”

Bon Appetit, Mississippi Foodie Road Trip

admin — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 16:06:06 +0000

“I know I’d rather have a good-honest fried onion ring feel to my books than some kind of old fancy-antsy pate de foie gras feel, which only has liver in it.” Roy Blount, Jr.

Redbook, You May Think Domestic Violence Has Nothing To Do With You

admin — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 16:09:27 +0000

“That’s exactly what these four people thought—until the day they found out someone close to them was being abused….”

Getting Her Life Back

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“The eldest of three, Sherri Walton grew up in Phoenix in what she calls a ‘normal middle class family’…”

Beating the Odds

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“Certain moments in life seem insurmountable—the moments when you think, ‘I’m not sure I can live through this…”

What No One Ever Tells You About Breast Implants

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“Our ideal world is a place where all women love almost of their bodies and rely on a few fashion tricks to deal with the rest. But in this world…” 2007 ASME WINNER FOR PERSONAL SERVICE.

Life, We Are Family

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“One Friday afternoon in June in South Dakota’s Black Hills, five generations of the Springer family—originally of nineteenth century Nebraska but now..”